Darragh McKeon's guest appearances

Darragh McKeon

Shakespeare and Company: Writers, Books and Paris

Arena

Creative Souls of Clare

Andy Miller

Tom McCarthy

Michael Moorcock

Colson Whitehead

Lawrence Ferlinghetti

Zadie Smith

Ethan Hawke

George Saunders

Mary Norris

Johann Hari

Wallace Stevens

Naomi Klein

Jonathan Safran Foer

Carlo Rovelli

Elif Shafak

OwlTail

Martin Amis

Martin Amis emerged in 1973 with The Rachel Papers and went on to produce 14 novels - Darragh McKeon’s second novel, Remembrance Sunday, is rooted in the trauma of the Enniskillen bombing of 1987 - Moxie on ‘Reflecting Migrations’, a concert at Tradition Now in the NCH  - Bodybodybodybody is a dance and music performance at Carlow Arts Festival.

Remembering Martin Amis - Remembrance Sunday by Darragh McKeon - Moxie at Tradition Now - BodyBodyBodyBody

Join us for our first ever coffee morning in our new café. We are delighted to welcome Darragh McKeon. Born in 1979, Darragh grew up in the midlands of Ireland. He has worked as a theater director and lives in New York. His first novel All That Is Solid Melts into Air is a gripping end-of-empire novel, charting the collapse of the Soviet Union through the focal point of the Chernobyl disaster.This event has been organised in association with Darragh's French publisher, Belfond.

Join us for our first ever coffee morning in our new café. We are delighted to welcome Darragh McKeon. Born in 1979, Darragh grew up in the midlands of Ireland. He has worked as a theater director and lives in New York. His first novel All That Is Solid Melts into Air is a gripping end-of-empire novel, charting the collapse of the Soviet Union through the focal point of the Chernobyl disaster.<br><br>This event has been organised in association with Darragh's French publisher, Belfond.

Coffee with Darragh McKeon